The sheer number of Insurance Agents in Australia shows that it is big business there. Whether car insurance, household, health care, general, travel or life insurance agents in Australia provide coverages to all. The following lists the prominent players in the insurance market of Australia:
- AMP Limited
- AXA
- Allianz
- Insurance Australia Group
- Manufacturers Mutual Insurance
- Promina Group
- Royal Automobile Association
- Royal Automobile Association of Victoria
- Suncorp – Metway.
These are the salient participants in the general or multi market coverage providers but there are also large number of life insurance providers who are dedicated to that single service only. A complete list of the registered life coverage companies follow:
• Allianz Australia Life Insurance Limited
• American International Assurance Company (Australia) Limited
• AMP Life Limited
• Asteron Life Limited
• BT Life Limited
• Challenger Life No 2 Limited
• Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Society Limited (The)
• Combined Life Insurance Company of Australia Ltd
• Commonwealth Insurance Holdings Limited
• Cuna Mutual Life Australia Limited
• General Reinsurance Life Australia Ltd
• GLOBAL Life Reinsurance Company of Australia Pty Limited
• Hallmark Life Insurance Company Limited
• Hannover Life Re of Australasia Ltd
• H C F Life Insurance Company Pty Limited
• ING Life Limited
• IOOF Life Ltd
• Macquarie Life Limited
• MBF Life Limited
• MetLife Insurance Limited
• MLC Lifetime Company Limited
• MLC Limited
• Munich Reinsurance Company of Australasia Limited
• National Australia Financial Management Limited
• National Mutual Life Association of Australasia Limited
• Norwich Union Life Australia Ltd
• Prefsure Life Limited
• RGA Reinsurance Company of Australia Limited
• St Andrew's Life Insurance Pty Ltd
• St George Life Limited
• Suncorp Life & Superannuation Limited
• Swiss Re Life & Health Australia Limited
• Tower Australia Limited
• Westpac Life Insurance Services Limited
• Zurich Australia Limited
The number of insurance agents in Australia are a clear indication of the “better safe than sorry” attitude of the average Australian.
